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Sacred Blue Tours, a True Jewel of The Riviera Maya - Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Sacred Blue Tour Company is the brain child of Javier de Prado Gonzalaez (aka Pato). Pato, a self proclaimed “citizen of the world” was born in Spain, and moved to Mexico City when he was four years old, and he arrived in the Riviera Maya 12 years ago. Upon arriving in the area he was hired as a guide for a horseback riding tour, and soon after started working for a small tour company based out of Puerto Aventuras. While working in Puerto Aventuras he caught the diving bug, and he then became a certified dive instructor for a company based out of Playa del Carmen called Seafari Divers.
Sacred Blue Tours, a True Jewel of The Riviera Maya
Sacred Blue Tour Company is the brain child of Javier de Prado Gonzalez (aka Pato). Pato, a self proclaimed “citizen of the world” was born in Spain, and moved to Mexico City when he was four years old, and he arrived in the Riviera Maya 12 years ago. Upon arriving in the area he was hired as a guide for a horseback riding tour, and soon after started working for a small tour company based out of Puerto Aventuras. While working in Puerto Aventuras he caught the diving bug, and he then became a certified dive instructor for a company based out of Playa del Carmen called Seafari Divers.
ATV Explorer Jungle Tours - Playa del Carmen
And when you sign up for this unique tour and embark on this jungle adventure, it is guaranteed fun! The goal of the ATV Explorer Jungle Tour is to give visitors an overall impression of the Yucatan Peninsula., and they have succeeded in every way! From the Monkey Loop to the pristine cenote, tour goers get a smorgasbord of activities rolled up into one incredible experience. Their self proclaimed slogan “If you do only one tour….THIS IS IT!” is right on. So I thought I would check it out for myself……
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ATV Explorer Jungle Tours - Playa del Carmen
And when you sign up for this unique tour and embark on this jungle adventure, it is guaranteed fun! The goal of the ATV Explorer Jungle Tour is to give visitors an overall impression of the Yucatan Peninsula., and they have succeeded in every way! From the Monkey Loop to the pristine cenote, tour goers get a smorgasbord of activities rolled up into one incredible experience. Their self proclaimed slogan “If you do only one tour….THIS IS IT!” is right on. So I thought I would check it out for myself……
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Lost in the Jungles of the Riviera Maya
By Kristin Hahn Lost in the jungle, what a way to spend a Sunday! Every Sunday we try to find a new cenote to enjoy or a secret beach to explore. And this Sunday was no different. Four of us piled into our car with snacks and beer in the cooler, and we headed out into the great blue yonder. A friend had told us of the “road with 30 cenotes” that was just outside of Playa del Carmen about 30 minutes or so. So that was our destination, to cenote hop all Sunday afternoon, what a way to spend the day huh?
Bacalar, a true natural wonder
by Kristin Hahn
Although we all agree that we live in paradise, it is always a good thing when we are able to get away from our daily schedules and commitments and have an adventure!
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Cenotes: the Riviera Maya?s treasure; their past, present and future
Most residents of the Riviera Maya are familiar with cenotes; the enigmatic crystal clear pools of water that dot the Yucatan Peninsula’s landscape. As their beauty is admired many questions are often asked about them: How were they formed? .........How are they explored? What can be found in the hidden depths of a Cenote? ...........What treasures can be found? Is pollution affecting them? ......... The answers are very interesting ............ |
Sacred Blue; a must do when visiting The Riviera Maya.
By: Sam Meacham